Arousal methods for comatose patients
There are various methods to stimulate and promote awakening in comatose patients, but specific procedures should be determined according to the individual patient's condition. Commonly used approaches include hyperbaric oxygen therapy, external stimulation, and medication. It is recommended that these procedures be conducted under professional guidance. Taking hyperbaric oxygen therapy as an example, the specific steps are as follows:
1. Place the comatose patient into the oxygen chamber. Check whether there are any obstructions in the patient's mouth or nose and examine for other physical abnormalities. Close the chamber door only if no abnormalities are found.
2. Set the pressure and gradually increase it to the prescribed level.
3. The patient receives treatment by inhaling oxygen inside the hyperbaric chamber, typically lasting about two hours.
4. After treatment, gradually reduce the pressure. Once all pressure has been released, open the chamber door to complete the procedure. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is generally safe, but it is important to note that mobile phones and flammable or explosive items must not be brought into the chamber, as fire under high pressure would be extremely dangerous.
It is strongly advised to perform these procedures under the supervision of qualified medical professionals to avoid discomfort or complications caused by improper operation.